Azizi Lina

Azizi Lina is a residential building by Azizi Developments, located in the Jebel Ali Freezone Extension and scheduled for completion in December 2027. The single tower comprises 75 semi-furnished units spanning studios through three-bedroom apartments, currently under construction and available for purchase.

# The building and its position in Jebel Ali

The Jebel Ali Freezone Extension sits at the south-western edge of Dubai's urban spread, where residential development has historically lagged behind the commercial and logistics infrastructure that defines the wider Jebel Ali district. That is changing. The area around JAFZA has seen a gradual but deliberate shift toward mixed-use living, driven partly by the workforce that operates within the free zone and partly by buyers seeking lower price points than those found in Dubai Marina or Jumeirah Lake Towers.

Azizi Lina occupies that emerging context as a single residential building of 75 units. The scale is modest by Dubai standards, which tends to produce a more contained living environment than the mega-complexes common elsewhere in the emirate. Construction has not yet broken ground in terms of visible progress, with readiness currently at zero percent, so buyers are committing at the earliest stage of the development cycle.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The unit mix runs from studios at around 321 to 512 square feet through to three-bedroom apartments reaching 1,758 square feet. One-bedroom layouts sit between approximately 653 and 867 square feet, while two-bedroom units range considerably, from 899 square feet up to around 1,391 square feet, suggesting more than one configuration is available at that tier.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. Kitchens are equipped. The developer's own materials reference premium finishes and functional interiors, though the specifics of material grades and fixture brands are not independently confirmed at this stage.

Pricing follows the scale of the units closely. Studios start from around AED 591,000, one-bedrooms from approximately AED 1,007,000, two-bedrooms from AED 1,328,000, and three-bedrooms from AED 2,208,000. The service charge is set at AED 16 per square foot annually.

# Amenities within the development

The facilities list for Azizi Lina is broader than the building's scale might suggest. A dedicated gym, swimming pool, indoor play area, cinema, game room, multipurpose hall, and retail spaces are all included in the project scope.

For a 75-unit building, that range is notable. Whether the footprint supports each facility at a genuinely useful size is a question worth raising with the developer during a site visit or plan review. On paper, residents would have access to fitness, entertainment, and daily convenience without leaving the building.

# Distances and road connections

Al Maktoum International Airport lies 24.4 kilometres away, a relevant figure given the airport's long-term expansion into what is projected to become one of the world's largest aviation hubs. Jebel Ali Mall is approximately 10 kilometres from the development, and Marina Beach is reachable in around 14.8 kilometres. JAFZA South Park sits 11.9 kilometres out.

Downtown Dubai is 35.6 kilometres away. That distance reflects honestly the trade-off buyers accept in this part of the city: the central business and leisure corridors of Dubai are accessible but not proximate.

Sheikh Zayed Road and the Dubai Metro's Red Line serve the broader Jebel Ali corridor, providing connectivity northward toward the Marina and the city centre.

# Who Azizi Lina suits and where it sits in the market

The entry price of under AED 610,000 for a studio places Azizi Lina among the more accessible freehold options currently on sale in Dubai, particularly for international buyers whose focus is yield rather than prestige address. The Jebel Ali Freezone Extension has a captive residential audience in the employees and executives who work within JAFZA, and that demand base provides a structural case for rental performance.

For end-users, the calculus is different. The distance from central Dubai means this is a neighbourhood choice as much as a property choice, and buyers should spend time in the area before committing. The December 2027 completion date, combined with zero current construction progress, places this firmly in the long-horizon category: buyers purchasing now are pricing in both development risk and the time value of capital tied to an off-plan position.

Those comfortable with that profile, particularly investors from the UK, Europe, or GCC who are building a Dubai portfolio rather than seeking a primary residence, will find the pricing and unit range coherent with a buy-to-let or long-term hold strategy in a district that is still in the early phases of residential maturation.